In February 2012, a member of the Arizona House of Representatives proposed a bill named HB 2675 which would have required students attending a public university in the state of Arizona (Arizona State University, University of Arizona, or Northern Arizona University) to pay an additional $2,000 fee in order to attend one of the 3 universities.
The building was renamed the Polly Rosenbaum Building in honor of Polly Rosenbaum, a longtime member of the Arizona House of Representatives who, in collaboration with then-governor Rose Mofford, spearheaded efforts to obtain and renovate the building as a permanent home for the Department's mineral collection and archives.
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Doug Coleman is an American politician from Apache Junction, Arizona who has served as a member of the Arizona House of Representatives since January 2013.
Escamilla was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2013 after serving for six years as the Mayor of San Luis, Arizona.
Coleman is currently serving with Kelly Townsend as Arizona House of Representatives members from District 16.
Ableser was appointed to fill the state Senate term of former state Senator (now U.S. Congressman) Harry Mitchell and subsequently ran successfully for the Arizona House of Representatives.
Arizona State Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, with the support of several of her colleagues in the Arizona House of Representatives, introduced paid sick and safe time legislation in 2010.